Blue Jackets Make a Decision on the Future of Their Management

The Blue Jackets organization has been in the spotlight this week. Mike Babcock was once again involved in a controversy that led to his resignation.

After the entire saga with Babcock, what will happen in Columbus?

On behalf of John P. McConnell, the team's majority owner, and the rest of the ownership group, the organization released a statement following the Babcock incident.

The statement revealed that President John Davidson and General Manager Jarmo Kekalainen will retain their positions.

They expressed being "deeply frustrated and disappointed by the events of the past week."

With the promotion of Pascal Vincent from assistant to head coach, the change doesn't significantly disrupt the team's preparations.

In Columbus, everything is in place for the Blue Jackets to have a bounce-back season!

As seen on Dispatch - Columbus Blue Jackets ownership: No changes in front office 'at this time'

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